Vijay Singh won the SAS Championship at age 63, firing a final-round 69 to beat Ernie Els by two shots. The Fijian becomes the second-oldest winner in PGA Tour Champions history, joining a rare club of players still competitive at that age. Singh's victory comes as he continues a late-career resurgence on the senior circuit, where age matters less than timing and course management. Els played solid golf but couldn't match Singh's closing stretch, falling short in what shapes up as a meaningful win for the veteran. This is the kind of result that resonates with Tour Champions regulars. Guys like Singh prove that experience still counts, and that the transition from the main tour doesn't mean your best days are behind you.